Here I showcase some of my academic research, book reviews and occasional comment pieces informed by this work

Research

‘Compradors, Neo-Colonialism, and Transnational Class Struggle: PRC Relations with Algeria and India, 1953–1965.’ Modern Asian studies 55.4 (2021): 1227–1267

‘Promoting Development without Struggle: Sino-Indian Relations in the 1950s’, in M. Bhagavan, ed., India and the Cold War (Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 2019)

‘Not at the Cost of China: new evidence regarding proposals to Nehru for joining the United Nations Security Council’, Cold War International History Project Working Paper 76, March 2015

The Roundtable (2020). ‘China India Relations: a petrifying impasse?’

H-Diplo Article Review, No.833, 19 February 2019: Nabarun Roy. ‘In the Shadow of Great Power Politics: Why Nehru Supported PRC’s Admission to the Security Council’, The International History Review, 40:2 (April 2018) 376-396

The Book Review, XLIV, 2-3, Feb-Mar 2020, Power & Diplomacy: India’s Foreign Policy During the Cold War, by Zorawar Daulet Singh, (New Delhi: OUP, 2018)

Journal of Contemporary History, 57 (4), 2022. Cold Wars: Asia, the Middle East, Europe, by Lorenz Lüthi (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2020)

The China Quarterly (2024) 1-2. The Cold War in the Himalayas: Multinational Perspectives on the Sino-Indian border conflict, 1950-1970, Reed H. Chervin (Amsterdam: Amsterdam University Press, 2024)

The Round Table, Volume 109, 2020 - Issue 5. The making of Indian diplomacy: a critique of Eurocentrism, by Deep K. Datta-Ray (London: Hurst, 2015)